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  • Netflix has been ahead of its competitors in creating original content.

  • Cash in Sweden is on the way out. 
    John Laurenson

    Sweden is increasingly becoming a cashless society, but there are those who worry this trend will leave some people behind.

  • The U.S. has pulled out of the Paris climate agreement, but it’s already put $1 billion into the United Nations’ Green Climate Fund. That’s meant to help poor and developing countries manage climate change. And while President Trump said he won’t commit any more money to the fund, the White House still wants American delegates […]

  • It’s been a big day for big banks. JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Citigroup reported better-than-expected earnings for the latest quarter this morning. The banks all benefited from the Federal Reserve’s recent hikes in interest rates.  Click the above audio player to hear the full story.

  •  A view of the full solar eclipse from Antalya, the southern coast of Turkey, in 2006.
    CEM TURKEL/AFP/Getty Images

    One company tried to book the entire hotel four years out.

  • Consumer prices didn't undergo any changes from May to June, according to the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index. Meanwhile, core prices — excluding volatile food and energy — were up from the same time last year. Amid the news, Christopher Low — chief economist at FTN Financial — joined us to talk about what the Fed might have planned for future interest rate increases. Afterwards, we'll look at how leadership changes at the FBI affect work their the ground.

  • The internet streaming video company is looking to diversify its revenue stream ahead of its IPO.

  • Michael DeLeon is special agent in charge of the FBI Phoenix division.
    Jimmy Jenkins

    “We have not missed a beat, we won’t miss a beat," says the Phoenix bureau's agent in charge.

  • House lawmakers yesterday announced bipartisan agreement on legislation to boost college aid for veterans. If passed, it would be the largest expansion of the GI Bill in nearly a decade.  Click the audio player above to hear the full story.

  • President Trump is visiting France and its new president, Emmanuel Macron, at an auspicious moment for the French economy. After years of lackluster performance following the global financial crisis, unemployment has fallen below 10 percent, and labor market reforms are taking hold. Trump and Macron are both relative political outsiders who have disrupted their countries’ […]